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L&S freshmen under new requirements

UW-Madison College of Letters and Science returning and transfer students will have the ability to opt in"" to new Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science degree requirements, according to a new curriculum required for first-time students beginning this fall. 


Diving the friendly skies
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Diving the friendly skies

As the sun rose and I sleepily steered my car north, I asked myself a simple question: Why did I want to get into a tiny plane with three strangers only to jump out of it at 3,500 feet again - by myself nonetheless?'


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Men's hockey aims to spike competition

The spring exhibition season has passed and fall competition is months away, yet the UW volleyball team has been busy gearing up for a summer full of challenges and changes. The squad will be looking forward to a trip to Europe and the addition of two hi'


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Amos more than a pretty ‘doll’

American Doll Posse, Tori Amos' ninth studio album, continues her penchant for overarching concepts. Amos did this previously on 2002's Scarlet's Walk, cataloguing a woman's journey through the United States, and 2005's The Beekeeper. While these albums were lackluster at best, the highs of American Doll Posse rival some of her best songs from Under the Pink, Boys for Pele or From the Choirgirl Hotel. 


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Hike, bike to avoid high gasoline prices

Think back to when eating Lunchables was the highlight of your week. Try to imagine what it was like when you tagged along with your mother to fill up the family van at the local gas station for around a dollar per gallon.'


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New center centralizes UW’s stem cell research efforts

For more than a decade, UW-Madison has stood at the forefront of stem cell research. Discoveries by researchers scattered across the university have helped advance scientific understandings of stem cell function and ways stem cells might someday be used to treat a myriad of diseases.  


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